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YIN TcCcuI Trip trough ldSndnla,
writes a correspondent, our travelling
party happened to visit the graveyard
at Launceston, and among the various
epitaphs discovered the following on O
slate-stone slab:
Beneath this rustic pile of stones
Lie the remains of Mary Jones.
Her name was Lloyd; IL was not Jones;
But Jones was put to rhyme with stones
This was considered fairly good, but
on our return our host capped it. In
the early days of the colony rich mer.
chants wife died. Anxious to provide
her.a suitable monument, the bereaved
husband sent far and wide for a stone.
cutter, and by rare good luck found one
capable of reading. The inscription was
to begin with the verse, "A virtuoul
woman is crown to her husband
The first five words went on one line
leaving room for two more letters
"Crown" could not be divided, bu
there was another resource. To the
stone-cutter a crown was "five bob
SO he promptly inserted the symbol +
and the difficulty was surmounted.-ED
IToR's DRAWER, in Harper's Magazine 70,
March.
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Mrs. Hettie Green. the Queen of Wall
street, who has more millions than she
knows what to do with, is spending the
winter at a quiet clearinghouse in
Far Rockaway. where she disburses the
|extravagant sum Of five dollars per
week for her hoaIE
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lInlJINVy 10 be made Cut this out and
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1tlO1 VI Il that will start you I'm business
which will bring you I'm mo @
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that just coins money for all workers. We
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OF the genuine, important chances of a life
time. Those who are ambitious and enter
prising will not delay. Grind ontht free. Ad-
dress TRUE q Co, Augusta, Maine. S4yrl
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NOTES ON suPERINTENDINa.

Effect OF Higher Il iucatIon OF WomeI
Upon Their U.aith-It Does Not
IrJure Them.
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EDUCATIONAL.

A Chapter OF "0nn.'." for the Considers
ton al Scho"i Sup r,ntendants
and Teachers.
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ECONOMICAL FERDINa OF STRAW.
In these days ofrapid-working thrssh-
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WHY BE ElnnOUP THIS
KING OF ENCYcl oPE0lAe

any longer when have all the volumes of Branui
issued placed In your hbrry In this Beautiful Book Case Do
Rest Secretary and Dictionary Holder combined By payin0 sr
sa@' doTn and the price Of volume each month thereafter
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First ms. Feb. IL; last Feb. %.
PROBATE NOTICE.

Attorneys for Mortgage.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-16

S. 4etta - ftt t<.s4s-& etske1.
hAsE. Juns l3.-fas ~ CT e. have
opslai an zee cream pafloF and rsaiing
roona----Ths Lsiles band sill ssssst IA ths
eeiaDration a. seslbY. July s--fafalsrs
have e0mnsnersi hzying sad the crop . re-
ported as being very nne. Whsat. rye.
oais. corn, ETC.. aFe i00klng vel aad pro-
mise good crop. fasre vii be an zban-
csaes of Al. sisds II frQit ID this county.
- l. fsyi0r. one ol 0cean2 solid ell
izsn4. has Istarnsd from al extensive Trip
Ia the Vest. ae likes tns Nest Dal 4Icai-
gan oetiss. he says his property here :
worth - an acre more - any one than be
Eaoug2s is Vas before lie ssnt West 80
cnil1Fen : Day AS deserved here IN Ihe N.
L. church sunday AMI Nlu io1g Be reElem-
1ersd. especially D. the little ones. The
church as beautifully decorated wIEh syer-
gresas and fiosers. ths exercise sarpassing
anything "a the kind eYs1 stsenptsd eere.
---fhe C. 4 ". NJ. railrosd = putting Ia
track - Matthews & CasPpess lumber
yssd.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-16
June Il. IssT
LONG OR SHORT HAUL
a DECISION BY rHe COMMISSION,
The Temporary Suspension OF the soaFss
section 20 De contiBuea Z "a the Time
Specified. bas No faEthsF Order
10 se Made on Any Petition.

wAsHssros, June iS.-The unanimous
decision OF the Interstate Commerce Conn.,
mission on continuing the order suspend
ing the operation OF the long and-short-
haul clause OF ths law over different roads
throughout the coan.ry, that had applied
and obtained temporary relief. vas made
public tonight. The order for temporary
relief made in favor OF the Louisville x
Nashville road. viii be allowed
70 remain in force until the day
originally limited for It's expiration.
OF the other applications for relief, com
Ing from trans-eonlinental lines, from
Southern. Southwestern. Northern. Eastern
and Western lines. fiiiy-hye IN all. Il Is de-
cided that the temporary orders which have
been made in some OF these petitions. wlll,
in like manner, be permitted 70 re-
main in force until the expiration
of the time originally limited Ia each.
No further order, the Commission SAYS.
will be made upon any Of the petitions.
for although some two Or three OF the cases
may not. BY facts recited in tie applications
for relief. be brought strictly within the
principles discussed in the decision. yet
they all present what.are claimed 10 be diff
ferent circumstances and conditions. ade-
quate TO authorize exceptions 70 the gen
eral rule; and If the petitioners are per-
suaded that the fact is as they represent
they should act under the statute accord
ingiy
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-16
A CLEVER SWINDLER
A ssiss Ceahasnes seessee Well nessea-
re &&sesl IN sakt~ kfe~ssa
GfRs f&rstshss
Nkfnsss

n n Cohofn. tie VEL kaesa fsnalesa
q How&sa CITY las gene - Mliwsakee -
testify bsfess tss Grand Jury skssust =
swiadlef = 20 has been operating aDaef ths
nsme q J IL Jones. sna arrested ios essnk
shs naAils feF fEeeaaiens parfasss. Joass
schsnas sss qsils ofsgiaal, ana hs u sssa
- haFs sorked II very successfully. sss.
efzl nsn IN different parts II Mica gan fs-
c<igsa letters ffom MA. al beiag - about
ths ssms import. He addressed lsltsf -
Mr. GobnFn wkloh Ia sebssGaes states thst
. msn employed ey him 4onss n hls rsaii
bad besn siraek with = piece II ufnesf
throsn fTom = sss and nearly das-
emb0seisi. Before be died the IN
isfe3 nEa requested that lbs eteess
consisting Il gold wsfch. large
trunk, coBienss of which we're anknoSn
- jones. and several oshsr articles. shoala
bs seat % Mr.. CoourB. 3ones AIDED Thai
be had Sisea the dead man decent CHRIS
tan burial and II Coburn would send him
$40 be would soEgard The stun. jones
Ghought that inssEnuch e. hs wss stranger
that CobGFn would iike some references. 80
lie gave The name Of tie Mayo of oskosh.
Wis, sud many Of the business nae1 ~
that Place Mr. Coburn ~zs Dot iaiiy sslls-
ted that everything was straight. sail
thooght there might oe sollsI1 1saE IN II 80
be enclosed drsft Tor ten dollars and at
the same tune wrote 10 the cashier u tie
pAnk tslsil,g him nol 70 hoaof il A every
thing was not straight The draft vas
soon sfferkar5s return y With the luiorms-
ton that the jones s-.ems WAS very
slick swin6le.
Among the Michigan men who receiTea
similar letters were Henry Resigue OF Grand
Ledge, and Steve Kicker, Of iopia- The
story told 10 the former vas that a gambler
had been killed and LEFT dismond aud
other yalusbies a. dying legacy 70 the
Grand Ledge gentleman The christian
burial story with ten dollar contingent Was
worked in, and Mr. Resigue. who ls vel
known citizen and former deputy sheria.
bit lie never received the diamond OF the
other property. 50 he placed The correspond
ence and his story in the hands Of the on
GERS la a short time Jones was arrested
while in the postofiioe sg kenosha, ready 70
mail LOT Of letters II different parts OF the
country advising as many different indiyld-
uals Of the beQnests left IN bis charge for
them. The case against him is very strong,
and il is thought lie cannot escape conric-
| ton.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-16

Cbzrles WasroTfh was knecked over-
board from Q sfash ce4-riexsd 50 tss; o.
low Be- is.e euB8sF and vai3 have
drowned hss Is Eot been fo7 TO roanx
ladies' Who GO - his essssisrlos era pail
ed him ont - e Nssef TIE lssr reseee-s
sre unknown. cst @hitzorft seves them
last TIE ssfls.-- ItfsrofE 1f,i.ane New
which 81 The I've wiH hs MARI
A Lansing dizEeteh ssvx The FsssFls
A1fnsi Lifs lBsursaes Assecsstsau. kfrg
bee q TIE Rrsvsysr4 cere es~ns. .5rscstes here
sas resarnsd - Sssth Bsnd. Ind. WHERE 5i
hss secsrsd decsor snd he1keT 20 ses -
roe1icsi ex&znt8sr So tressurer Tkas
does ths nsv az ses - Is vok
Hr. Peter BfizDeT- residin9 nes~ E55zls-
town Pa, Sss krasber hg "a rsrpe -
Isce5 vbo teft hgEns nk,eat f-hrfT sseeer
years age. Re hes nsf hexrs hrsm fsr
ssce. bas MS besr3 Nssa - Sses viffis
lie pssf fsv rncatAs in NfeAiex~ ezsS ~
h> rrssss7 obsiksd II s1-ons krexine a..
- Be tns fsct ~ soriss hsn q 4
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-16
TAEPAAICCOATIAUES'
81 sxcITENENT q 80
sssstsl EsEs flzas 50 Ea1er- krneaE
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lozs ca t1- i4ulense sl0ek y n1t iess tnan
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CO ia fso ases. Tie suspended
loasss as &. = Asfshas Co. CEoso4
= -o., oIess. ,on q Co, = - Lldzedss 3
60. u A. tlaasca Co., Hard Bros. 4 Co.
Il l.. bslisl,l q Co, j. IL. Ao1rst 3 Co,
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49, Ca. 4s4 t0arss - bLeafso- some oI
t1e1s 1fils aano1nce th4z hey Niil oe az
Flsnt ~ 4 1ay or 40. TO-DAY lowest 1g
44s TO- shsas. - cents. ses the lowest
aia1e tfz eksn wheat soia ior -. "a
$50 TIE ioeest price ~as css- as an
noanconent t1is morries ~ g. }. AsF
sDss = Co ttat taey ~cNid pay tArIr
ee.get with demonstrations Of delight
a. iAs Hoard Of trads, and prices
ifansdiat1ig fCse several points. Is lad
hefn fepof 81 i1st heraaaW had received
49, aot szT,y "a The Morul18 nom Ctncin-
na.I ~ meet nls ii<ztlona and The report
0e.a4 xeaerlliy believed, the anneuace-
meat tnat ksFsaaH would settle y - Ia
colseluenfe rsssfsed VITA the utncst con-
silence 11d ssi-sl2ction- Al noon, DOW
..ar-
shaw 8 80. haI taiisa % pay their debit
aitncs. fhs cause 81 tbs = stased 70 %
ss l0iloss. Kosenfeld & CO. who suspended
yesterday oeeouse The Cincinnau clique
sonlt nat bask KEN n9 As promised, con-
nenced salt to-day against j. W. Wtitchire
and Howard Eckert. two Of the Gncinnaii
clique. fJ- SloDUut0. Learning that
Wiifseire had deposited mocey sais morn
ine ia she Amaricsa Exchapge Natioaal
Bank for ksrtnaS. kosenisid q Co. az
tataed ois ulorev. HOfnins was SnoWn az
the olfice OF kershaw & 90. Of this pro-
ceeclog until DsNar, enc OF the partners.
went 70 the bank - have cheek Tor saU,-
90 ceriined. other checks sg<regaEing
$50 0t0 hat been .ssaed by kersa2w < Co
before they kneE ot The attachment. As
the money Has atfas.hsd. Of course Tue pay
ment OF 1he elscks vas used q the bxnk-
kershaH 9 Co. consequently were obliged
% susperd. bat they state THAI they viii
meet taetr obligations tomorrow, evidently
believing they VII oT thar time oe able 20
release tceir money IN tie bank It Is
stated thar Armour. Hutchinson and other
heavy operators were "a the market today
sndeas0finr to steady it. as they bad an IN
tsrest in The welfare Of the tTad.. and knew
thar unless some Eeavv irStefs went IN and
showed lAe9 bad corfdencs in the deal a
universal paaic might snsne. and there
would be no telling where tie thing would
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-16
THE MATRIMONIAL TIE.
II BinSs shs Valley aud the "a swduat City
Mf-s Leo Coomer aud Mr.. Rob
irson Weddes1.

inson Welded.
Mr.. Won. Robinson. of Muskegcn. and
Miss Leo Coomsr. OF this city. were married
las: evening at the residence of the brides
mother. Mrs J. Coomer. on South Division
II. The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. John Graham. who used the beautiful
form Of The Ftiscopalian ritual. The bride
was dressed IN cream white aibatros cloth
and wore Msrchal Neil roses. The rooms
were beautifully decoTsted with fow-
eTs and vines. true loves knot
Of white carnations being suspended
the bridal couple stood. There were about
fifty guests present and delicate refresh
ments, consisting Of coffee. sandwiches.
cake and ice cream. were served by Mr.
kijder snd bis employee. The presents
we're numerous. among which the follow
irg were noticed. Fifty dollars IN gold. z.
a. Fletcher set solid silver table spoons.
Mrs. F. A. Fletcher, upholstered chair,
Compton Bros. set Of French china table
ware snd fringei table linen. Mr. Kidder
and Gle a. set silver knives and FORKS. c.
l. Boyt, silver pickle caster, Mrs u. A
Frost. water set Mr. and Mrs. :. r. Watron.
silver nut picks and fruit knives
Mr.. and Mrs. Hodges; large chair,
Mr.. and Mrs. Probert, water set. Mrs. Gen
r Fletcher blue satin toilet set Mrs Al
then. ice pitcher. Mrs. y. Frost. thirtv-fve
dollars in cash. =. p Kidds- 4 Co. Conspica-
0us among the presents was the u.1orsav
Office chair belonging TO the late Judge
Robinson. and purchased in ls51 and en-
antique Mirror. sn heirloom belonging to
tha family.
The hsppy couple receive the good wishes
and congrstulstions OF host Of friends.
and depart for their new home IN Muske-
gon this morning.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-16
n i65 GRAND RAPIDS MICH, THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE


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slsj1ens ena tkareh ssaaE fAsofsis sfe as
tsFoea o8 Sgaiiays eY ~ sAeats - eAii
pseYerA minga1d sifa ths trs0x u nfe-
eEsekers ys sS3fits. psefzaisY sa5 every
~ shish teads . saske eis DIS assaisg
scene - q psans t9sfng com - anftf saa
shess tbs ears - rrspectsole is1iss So
greeted. sAlls pass "a en the SeswAls,
slEa ios. FGlssf fsza1rks iliss seai1 tts-
grace the iosssg dives a tHe esss. th1s
STATE of s7slFs las seen csEa plaiaed 81 Dur
Tag mantks psst. bat 9Th ne ylslols I'M
proYsEaent We are insorEned that cur
police can 30 nothtug While n Uniform.
IL tais u sks case re would saEgesE =
change Of elothing we Haeant thai Gar
families uasy bs sassi fF0n snsalt and our
property ffom de<tfaetDa.
srEsCEfsKs.
lima Il f<sf
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-16

NEW YoRK. June t5.-First Race Brook.
Ign. i've furlongs Won by Salisbury
Brambleton. ,; Mona, B. Time. l:02l.
Second Race-One and one-eighth miles
Richmond. l. Swift. ?. Chickahominy. 3
Time. I.57.
Third Race-Five furlongs: Balls.on, l,
Mary Buckley, fliy, ,; Lot.ie Fillmore. 3.
Time, l05i.
Fourth race--Six sarlongs: Tornado. /
Sfuyvesant. ,, J. W. White, 3. Time i:i6
Fifth race-May stakes six furlongs:
Tea Tray, l. Fo-dhem, 2 Silvini, 3. Time
LII.
Sixth race-Mile and 20 yards, Orlando
1; Wonderment. 2. Bunton, 3. Time las.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-16

rs- openisg address, In the sharp Case
Eexna lat Nixhf-

eexna Lat Nixhf-
NEw Yoax. June 1.-The jury IN the
sharp bribsrY trial was completed this
afternoon. Shsrp VS. committed 10 the
custody Of tie sheriff. hat was permitted to
70 home under gusrt Of deputy.
Sicoll teean hts opening address at :
O'Clock The Jury "a Il now stands as fol-
lows. No. I. ". J. Can6eld. No oven
Shimnel. 10. 3 Jscques ksan. No. 4.
Alex. T Clark No. s Rudolph WolfT No. s
Wm. r. Mead. No. 4 A. II. H0poins- No.
?. David Cisrkson No. .. Henry y. Feeder.
Nc. b. Theo. kaul6eld No. II. Samuel
Palmer. No. = Azar 5. Marvin.
Following sc the irry statistics. Whole
uuuher drawn. la Whole number
examined. t.fas. vhols nun,teT qusSifed.
34 chelieneesf hyr he peoBle. Is. challenged
~ the defsnss. - excused bY the court. q:
aow IN ihe bot. -
NJ. Ncoii spoke pntl 10 o'clock when
cours adjourned He assertei very posi-
tiTeiv thai the pFoeeasicn would pr3dace
eviiance that cocia net BE- contrsdicsed 20
show fcob Sbezc bfibsf Fuizrsf ard
cthers. They 3ii nat .ietend On Fnlrrslf :
own testimony aisac. They would show
that q ccp splrscv - an7 np he sldermea
was hsfobe1 10 the cdics of Sharp's coun-
~
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-16

AIBsST. \. Y, June i5.-Thers vss some
smusemsnt and excitement crested here
Yesterday by e report that depnfy lob-
hyist Of some rsputation. who. though =
very yo1ng man hss heared a. a leader q
the Third House for ten years. hss gone 70
Canada With s30.0no raised bT the friends Of
the Pool bill fo- dsfrstoiion among The
Legislature. II is notorieus that The BOBBY
robb&d members of The issf Hooss Of So
GO n sIe0.0o0 Oh the prsfense that their
clients bad rot advanced the cor sdsrstions
they hsd prom ised.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-16
DETROIT AND KALAMAZOO.
Both Winners OF Base Ball Games Yester
dsy-The Scores.

txsSes,St - W. sxNtssas-
PIrrsBURG, June 15.-Hopes that Ladies'
day would change the luck Of the home
team drew another large crowd to Recrea-
ton Park, although the announcement
that Morris would pitch had rather dis
coursging effect The Pretzsl offieiated for
Detroit aud was hit freely. bat the hits were
scattered. 1t was in the third that the
sluggers solved the mystery of Morris
curves and batted him all over the field.
Rowe, Thompson and Briody raped out
singles and Dunlap q three bsgger to
right field, which nette3 three runs. Dun
Laps second three baser and Briody's single
gave the visitors one in the fifth. fumble
oy Smith, mu1ec-oh thrown ball by
Whitney, single by Gesse:n, three-bag-
ser by Richardson netted two scores for De-
troit In the sixth. The Detroit had picnic
in the seventh and hit Morris at viii, scor-
Ing five runs, four of which were earned.
Pittsburg WAS presented with their first
run in the eighth by Richardson fusabling
Singles By Coleman and Whitney. Smith 5
long single brought Coleman in. The visi-
tors got q tri1e ratified IN the ninth and err
rors by Thompson and Hanlon gave the
horse team two unsarned runs.
AZ fiitsburg-
4 l.
Derreit. 80 -. n 3 o 5 Q OIL
Base hits-Piasburg. Is Detroit. IS.
Errors-Pitts5u-Z. 6; i.e'roii. J.
Bntteries-Norris Al d CARROLL Getzein and
BriOdy.
lmpire-D D1cschcr.
AT Chicazo-Chicsgo. 9: indianapolis, ?
AT New Yor--New York. -. Phi adelphis. l.
Al Bo@ton-Bosion, 1; Washington, IA
Al Baltf: ore Baltimore. 2. -. Louis. p
Al Observation-Disclosures. Is. Cleveland, 8
AZ Brooklyn Brooklyn. ?; Cincinnati. g.
Al New York Metropolitan. 6: Louisville. 9.
txs.s,Ss "a vtNs.ssN-ssssNs.
KALAMAZOO, June l5.-Todays game was
the most exciting contest played on the
home grounds this season and was wit
messed by large and enthusiastic audience.
Behan was fined s.. for 'sassingp the umpire.
The visitors twice led the home club in
the eighth inning two Of the four runs
being scored on nUfied gY by 0iterson,
the second one this year. The home club
pounded out four runs in the eighth inn
ing. however. and won the game BY the
following score:
Kslamaz zoo. .........--.o 0 o -
Co ambts ...... ....-...0 q . ? Q q o.
Base hiis-Kslamszoo. Il. Col1mbns. ~.
Err0Ts-keiaS0aEoO. {. ICt sWif1s. 8
batteries es-kcosan and Nuiiy. Flanagan and
Fuller.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-16
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ths roxa Mt Dssanss las purchases 49,
worth of slock saa Il = skpsclsd thai .
nameef - lsFn1ers viii toisos sAst
Aessrs saaeEs snd Graham wers spi'eAntee
% assist SarseFeT Sske.l n n1akiak pro
0ls n tAs paaa Ihsy vii besan opera
tons nsxi Wednesday. Ihs nsxt mssilns
NIL probably BE- heis al AllsnaAls-
A couple of yonnx kslsnsseoiies engss
ed ia sssas ot nsllcufts near the Nesi ssa'
depot lAsl sysoius xhals waiting ios tie ee
tastnrs q the tfsln, 1hs qasrfsi VAS oss'
one ot ths fsllsy Cais lsssies Which thl
boys had nass darlns the afternoon, Aiss
mieht have enoea fafs q. ~ ons 81 th'
youths named i.ew Eantlss Ma about 4
nse snifs on has ogpeasnt sksn . eo0pl'
OF ffisnds inssfisrsd sad pAssse the loss
slck 'skias.
The Valley City iocss 81 Good 1smplsH
vii give q bouquet soclal ri their hail IA
M eel BridFe.ss. tonight lee cream, straw
berries and other oehcacles viii be served
a. sdeiliea % lns literary programme
which has been srfsnFed tor the ooosslon
Mrs NJ. IL. Bsnklsy, of Turner -st., bal
returned from "Trip % New York. she ais
visited Niagara fslls and other points .
interest
TAs Ladies Ald Society 81 the seoon'
slrsei Nj. r. churcA will give socisl si th'
residence of Mr.. Backus GA eersbner-st. IL
evening.
Miss Mary Smith. who hss been visiting
ffieads On slockins-st Tor some tms. ~
turned 10 her home al kaikssks YESTERDAY
Miss Fanny Parks. Of West FULTON -st.
leit yesterday for Columbus. Ohio. whef'
she intends 10 spend the summer.
A select dancing party viii be given .
Pomeroy a Lawions ball on Jenerson -sl
tomorrow night
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-16

Paul Lsake, agent OF the New York Star
Theatre Company. il in the city arranging
for the appearance Of that organisation at
Redmond Opera House all OF Eext week.
Fred Felton,. the well known character
actor. is At the head Of the organization
and as a cheap price show with a choice
repertoire iT ia said TO be one OF the best on
the road. Private Secretary will be the
opening piece. Monday night
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-16
Tha y. Ioni. Race.

Sr. LoUIs, June l6.-First race. one and
one-sixteenth nailcs: Spalding. 1; Wyan-
dctte Chief, ?. Luxe Alexander, 3. Time.
Isl.
Second race-ole and one-eighth miles.
Daruna, (onIy one entry !; no time.
Third race--ope and one-quaTter miles:
Mss Ford. 1: JacobiG, ?, Egmonf, ). Tine.
2.O7s
Fourth racs-one aud one quarter miles:
War sign, i. Ciaete Willis. =. Alamo 3.
FIJI race-thrss quarters Of mile. eight
to seven: Tom Uptosrove, /; Clay. 2, Sex
ton, 3. Time. lI5t.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-16

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sests nsxt Sundsy.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-16

OTT6ws. Ontario. June 15.--Ths first
crop bulletin of the Manitoba Department
of Agriculture. vhsoh has Just been issued,
shows a. increase IA wheat area over thsi
Of last year Of A. .6e3 acres, while the areas
Of oats and barley sbow decreases Of S.e54
and 13 455 scres respectively. Tae reports
Of the condition Of the crops ars most IA
vorsble.